Joker Game
Oshimeter
Synopsis
With World War II right around the corner, intelligence on other countries' social and economic situation has become a valuable asset. As a result, Japan has established a new spy organization known as the "D Agency" to obtain this weapon. Under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Yuuki, eight agents have been assigned to infiltrate and observe some of the most powerful countries, reporting on any developments associated with the war. In order to carry out these dangerous tasks, these men have trained their bodies to survive in extreme conditions and studied numerous fields such as communications and languages. However, their greatest strength lies in their ability to manipulate people in order to obtain the information necessary to give their nation the upper hand.
Episode Guide
Characters
Miyoshi
Sarcastic, arrogant narcissist; initially bitter, but a skilled agent who works overseas.
Grelle Jessie James
Yuuki
Imperial Army spy and founder of the D Agency spy training program.
Jenkins Bill
Tazaki
Calm and intellectual, Tazaki often appears older than he is, unconsciously performing magic tricks when deep in thought.
Saab Alejandro
Sakuma
Honest Imperial Army liaison to the D Agency, often surprised yet frustrated by their unconventional methods.
Wehkamp Christopher
Kaminaga
A mischievous yet prideful spy, Kaminaga is a playboy who always fulfills his promises.
Trosko Dave
Hatano
Small, agile D Agency agent; amiable yet prideful with martial arts skills.
Reid Dallas
Fukumoto
Tall, quiet D Agency cook; absentminded but good friends with Odagiri.
Warren Jarod
Amari
Amari: Eldest brother figure, sociable, carefree, adept with women, and detail-oriented.
Hawkins Brad
Jitsui
Androgynous and soft-spoken, Jitsui hides a ruthless, sadistic fighting style.
McDonald Joel
Odagiri
Reserved former lieutenant, Odagiri hides a mysterious past, ultimately resigning to serve in Manchuria.
Matranga David
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i was hoping a bigger case, or maybe something with more action for a final episode, but still very good the way he managed to solve the case.
It is nice to finally understand what happend to Yuuki in his younger years as spy. Was hoping to see all this train crash event as a fake death or something like that, but he accomplished his mission.
This was a slor chapter, but not in a bad way, it made it´s path birck by brick and as result, gave us even more questions about what is real regarding Yuuki´s past. And a it emotional when it comes to the life as a couple.
I feel bad for Akimaza, he really though he had his shot to defeat Agency D. Besides of this i am surprised to see an arch of two episodes,was getting used to one chapter story, very good anyways.
Why does everything happens in the alleys? OIdest cliche ever haha, but this was a good chapter, and i dont know if im mistaken here, but it seems this will be like a competition inside the japanese side, we´ll se
ok i knew is was going to be a plot twist, but it turned a way i did not expected, but this episode is so so slow, i even took a couple breaks of it because i was literally getting tired.
I guess nobody though in a pidgeon as the answer of the quiz, loved the interaction with the boys, especially because they were not in danger, and also the reflection about the gained resources, coming from another type of soldiers.
this was a good episode, not as the previous but it show of how deep can be the training Yuuki can provide, you can't close your eyes or you´ll get
Oof! This episode is just magnificent, dont have other words to describe it, we had a good plot-twist, a psycho villian in my opinion and a short revenge story, all that in just one episode, just awesome
Honestly the whole anime feels like a slice of life but make it spies lmao. It's quite hard to follow each of episodes as they are not in chronological order, but I can still enjoy each of them. I'm happy they show a slight depiction of the spies working together in this episode.
So we got another peek at Yuuki's past which is terrific. But this episode is just--came out of nowhere, Miyoshi.. I was expecting for him to be faking it but well, I guess it is what it is. :( Anyway, another great episode.
I love morally gray characters like the ones in this anime. This episode is deeply rooted in lore, yet it still feels like a mind game, and not boring at all, so beautifully executed. In the end, we still know sooo little regarding Yuuki.
Ok, im gonna give it a middle just because we dont have a "Good" on our scale, it wasn´t as exciting as the 2 previous episodes. This episode felt like an spies series should feel like, a lot of questions, always wondering who is who and why, like the way is going.
What an episode. What a twist. It's a disappointment that their opponent was.. well, not really what I was expecting lmaoooo, but that just shows how clever Yuuki and the whole D Agency are. Peak episode! Satisfying to watch.
wrapped with a cat-and-mouse chase across berlin. the animation of the bustling city streets was fire. the background details were a cool touch. kept my eyes glued the whole time. solid finale. 🏙️
the Berlin backdrop was moody AF. the snowy, gritty atmosphere was top-tier. the obsession with the "ghost" that got away was intense. chilling episode. ❄️
the Yuuki lore episode was DEEP. the muted, investigative atmosphere was a change of pace. seeing the man behind the legend slowly uncovered was fascinating. peak character study. 🗿
chess on screen? slick. every move felt calculated. the way secrets hid in plain sight? clever. peak brainy spy stuff. ♟️
the mind games hit their peak. that final handshake? cold as ice. the payoff was worth the wait. professional respect at its finest. 🔥
this mission was STRESSFUL. a kid's life on the line, a bomb somewhere on the ship. the luxury liner setting was gorgeous but the tension was THICK. the newspaper signal was smooth spycraft. 🛳️
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